Trio of small Greene and Greene tables

Awesome work Ken, welcome to Lumberjocks!

-- Les, Wichita, Ks. (I'd rather be covered in saw dust!)

Hi Ken, these are beautifully made tables. The Greene & Greene style is great and you executed it well. I love the dovetailed drawers (who doesn’t?). Is that ebony wrapped around the edge of the drawer front? Nice touch there. You mention the “plum pudding” grain but fail to mention the species of wood. It looks similar to mahogany. Also, I must say that is quite a tease to tell us of a Chinese wood carving and not show a picture of it! Again, you did a great job.

-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI

Fantastic tables. Welcome to Lj’s.

Hey Ken, As has already been said – nice work and welcome to lumber jocks. Beautiful wood from what I can see, I’m with Lenny – don’t tease – more pictures please.
Later,
Doug in AZ.

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Thanks for all your kind words! I think I still have a picture of the carving around, but the table “moved” to Seattle, but I still have the smaller two. I’ll try and take a snap when the sun is out to see if I can capture some of the grain.

The wood is Honduran mahogany, the pegs and the drawer inlay are ebony.

It’s got to be that mahogany, that makes me misty. Especially in G & G.

-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford. Wood-a-holics unanimous president